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The Red-vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer), a resident breeder across the Indian Subcontinent, is a member of the bulbul family of passerines. Captured this at Cumbum, Tamil Nadu.
This vent in particular was on a slant that went into a deep crevice with sea water crashing in and out of. Something about hospitals, it has this slime that is very sneaky, you will fall in an instant. I started slipping and luckily grabbed onto a groove in the ground...
Concrete air vent outside the Lambeth Road Police Control Centre, south London. It is the outlet for a ventilation shaft serving an underground emergency electricity substation for the police HQ.
This is a bird of dry scrub, open forest, plains and cultivated lands. In its native range it is rarely found in mature forests. Red-vented bulbuls were introduced to Fiji around 1903 by indentured labourers from India
" Il vento spalanca
una finestra e qualcuno
fa smorfie
alla corrente improvvisa. "
[...] Poesia dal silenzio
Tomas Tranströmer ( * 1931)
The yellow-vented bulbul (Pycnonotus goiavier) is a member of the bulbul family of passerine birds. It is resident breeder in southeast Asia from southern Thailand and Cambodia south to Borneo and the Philippines.
I've been having so much fun with light new toys recently — the Z6 and Canon G5 X — I decided to get out some old, clunky gear and see what it felt like and what I could do with it...
For swoofty. This should provide a solid platform for rear vent assembly in any locomotives that has offset widen rear vents (such as EMD SD9). It is one of the sturdy that I can ask for. A simple 3ft drop only knocked off one set of grill brick assembly. Easy to put back together and move on. Not very finicky as well.
To attach any fan/exhaust above it, anything can work really well. I use Technic dish 3x3 which can be attached to a Technic brick 1x1 with a hole in it. The placement of the Technic brick depends on the spacing with Technic dish. Of course Ive seen other different uses such as Swoofty's Technic wedge belt wheel.
Next step is to attach it to locomotive. It depends on your locomotive body. You can attach it in many ways. You can have 1x4 plate that sticks through the bottom and it could hold on to something else or whatever. I have not come up with something at this moment but the way I see it in my hand, there are endless opportunity to attach this unit.
Out of East Midlands Airport and climbing through FL270, Indian Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III CB-8002 heads home as IFC1134
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Can you tell that Osiris has his paw around Dot? They were both flopping next to the vent and ended up like this.